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The ATLAS user guides are a step-by-step guides to help you use the most common functions in ATLAS.
We also run regular training sessions to help practitioners use the ATLAS system.
Applications
- ATLAS Changes to the Simplified Process – Indictable Crime – Trial application form
- ATLAS New application
- ATLAS Edit/review draft application or extension
- ATLAS Extension
- ATLAS Transfer OUT
- ATLAS Transfer IN (doc, 930 KB) – how to request that a grant of assistance be transferred IN from another practitioner. This would most usually occur when a client requests that you take over the conduct of their matter
- ATLAS Reconsideration
- ATLAS Review
- ATLAS File outcome
- Changes to the ATLAS criminal law templates from 1 August 2016 and download the new Panel practitioner guide to ATLAS Criminal Law templates.
Panel practitioner guide to ATLAS Criminal Law templates
- ATLAS – Changes to reflect requirements under the Major Criminal Cases Framework
- the Simplified Process – Committal Mention and/or plea to the County Court application form
- the Simplified Process – Committal Mention and/or plea to the Supreme Court application form
- the Simplified Process – Indictable Crime – Trial application form
- the Submit Correspondence function
- the File Outcome function.
File management
- ATLAS File enquiry
- ATLAS Submit correspondence
- ATLAS File client correspondence
Claims
- ATLAS Changes to the 'Submit Claims' screen
- ATLAS Direct payments to barristers
- ATLAS Payments to Chambers
- ATLAS Submit new claim
- ATLAS Costs indemnified and appeals costs fund certificates
- ATLAS Submit saved claim
- ATLAS Invoice and claim enquiry
Client
- ATLAS Update client details
Other
- ATLAS Requisitions
- Guide to lodging Appeals Cost Certificates
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Reviewed 07 June 2023